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Letter C/CH: Displaying 1581 - 1600 of 5780

centlacol.

sentɬɑhkol

half of something (see Molina and Karttunen); or a portion of something

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centlacolhuia.

sentɬɑkolwiɑ

to share with someone, giving him or her half of something (see Molina)

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centlacoloa.

sentɬɑkoloɑ

to divide the work in half, separate it into two (see Molina)

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centlacotontli.

Orthographic Variants: 
cẽtlacotõtli

a piece of the whole or of the principal part (see Molina)

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centlacotontli.

sentɬɑkotoːntɬi

a piece of the whole, or of the principal thing

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cēntlacuā.

to eat very often.
# una persona come cada rato. “cuando voy a mi casa como cada rato porque me gusta como prepara la comida mi mamá”.
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centlacuentectli.

sentɬɑkweːntektɬi

a ridge of land, a cultivated row, a chinampa

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centlacuitlalpilli.

sentɬɑkwitɬɑlpiːlli

a bunch, or a bundle of little things (see Molina)

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centlacuitlalpiltontli.

a big bunch or bundles of little things (see Molina)

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centlacuitlanahuatectliquhauitl.

Orthographic Variants: 
centlacuitlanauatectliquauitl, centlacuitlanauatectliquahuitl

a tree or something similar that is one yard thick

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centlacxitamachihualoni.

the foot, the footprint, a measurement

Víctor M. Castillo F., "Unidades nahuas de medida," Estudios de Cultura Náhuatl 10 (1972), 195–223, see page 209, fig. 5, and page 221.

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centlacxitl.

sentɬɑkʃitɬ

a step (see Molina); also a measurement, a pace

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cēntlahuāqui.

for all the flora to dry up and die due to drought or cold.
A. muere toda cosa retoñada en la tierra porque hace sol y se acaba el agua. “En Zacatecas todo se ceca en mayo porque hace mucho calor y no llueve mucho. B. se seca todo.
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centlahuipantli.

sentɬɑwiːpɑːntɬi
Orthographic Variants: 
centlauipantli

a bunch of garlic, or onions, or a string of chile peppers, or of beads (see Molina)

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centlaixtlapantli.

sentɬɑiːʃtɬɑpɑːntɬi

half of something split or sawn through (see Molina)

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centlaixtli.

sentɬɑiːʃtɬi

something simple, or a page of a book (see Molina)

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centlalcahuia.

sentɬɑːlkɑːwiɑ
Orthographic Variants: 
centlalcauia

to separate oneself totally from something; or, to desert something forever

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centlalia noyollo.

to get involved in something (see Molina)

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centlalia.

sentɬɑːliɑː

to put in order; put together; gather; assemble; to congregate (as in concentrate dispersed settlements after an epidemic, to have more compact communities); to stay put (in the reflexive)

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centlalilli.

sentɬɑːliːlli

a pile of ears of corn (maize) (see Molina)

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